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THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
TRENTON, GEORGIA DIAL: OL
MRS. CATHERINE C. MORRISON ........ Owner and
GLENN MCCULLOUGH ................................
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The Ambassador From Dade
It’s only human to miss see¬
ing the forest because of the
trees.
And we think perhaps, that
sometimes Dade County can
best be seen from Atlanta.
At least that seems to be the
case in point.
Recently at a gathering in the
Capitol City we did more listes-
ing than talking and learned
quite a bit about a Dade County
man, who for all practical pur¬
poses is Dade County to this
group.'
Everything we heard was
complimentary. And it seems
fitting and proper to spread the
word.
The consenus of the group’s
opinion:
Dade County has one of the
most respected and admired re¬
presentatives in the General
Assembly of Georgia.
He is of course, Representa¬
tive Maddox Hale.
This rather quite, unassuming
man goes about his business hi
Give a thoughtful gift!
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In addition to fine cars, mink
and sables
A Palomino horse in a brand
new stable !
Give the gift to be treasured
like fine old wines
To be more specific Give
. . .
The Dade County Times
(use convenient coupon on page 6)
Now is the time.. ..
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Yes, now is the time to begin thinking of
next Christmas—and all the money it takes to
make the rounds.
So, start your Christmas Fund for 1960 now,
by depositing regularly to a savings account here,
where your money earns a full 3 percent.
BANK OF DADE
TRENTON, GEORGIA
Member Federal Deposit
3% on all savings
Insurance Corporation
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1959
Trenton, like most Dade Count¬
ains , talking about things in
general but seldom about him¬
self.
Well, we found out that he
has been far less quite and un¬
assuming in Atlanta. We found
out that he was the prime
mover in getting U. S. 11 re¬
paired, in getting other road
contracts in Dade.
We found out that he is hard-
headed and demanding when it
comes to passing laws for the
benefit of Dade. He is respected,
even by those who may be his
political enemy.
Rep. Hale has brought much
credit upon the people he repre¬
sents and to this county.
And he has many things
the works—in the interest of
better Dade County.
Before that little
had broken up—we found
selves raising the volume of
voice to make it known that
were from Dade too!
Maddox Hale is OUR
sentative.
THE AMERICAN WAY
The Sneak Thief
DADE SCOUTING
The Rising Fawn Scout troop
spent all their time at the mee\
ing Monday night, bundling and
tying paper. The paper will be
sold later.
The troop collects waste paper
on a regular basis.
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The cubs of Trenton have
been making minor repairs
donated toys and will give them
to less fortunate children, along
with other gifts from the Lions
Club.
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The pack meeting will be held
at 7:30 Saturday night at
Friendship Hall. Three cubs will
receive Webelos rank, hightes4
rank in cubbing, equal to Eagle
in Scouting.
j Boys of Troop 143 sold Christ¬
ie | mas trees Monday night, the with
all proceeds going to
fund. The first sale was
cessful.
? Troop 143 will hold
Christmas party Tuesday
at the Trenton Methodist
ship Hall. Dinner will be
at 7, followed by games and
tests, plus an exchange of
1 Brownie Troop 284,
by the Davis High School
provement Club, held their
vestiture Sunday, Nov. 29.
f Leaders are Mrs.
Stanphill, Mrs. Dorothy
and Mrs. Clarine Adkins.
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glennings
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For now until the end of
' uary, you’ll have opportunity
help some child
f you—by giving to the March
l Dimes. Remember the
( things which never return:
sped arrow, the past life,
spoken word, the neglected
portunity.
To be added to the list
“more than rumored”
ates for office in next year’s
, ction is that of Sherman
the friendly undertaker.
He has his eyes on the
of ordinary—and that suits
In fact, that’s one pair of
I’d rather be on anything
me, even if he is a
I ain’t hankering to be a
of his.
Happy Birthday!
These Dade Countains obser¬
ved birthdays this week:
Martin Patterson
Grover Tatum
Vicki Tatum
Betty Ayers
Darla Jean Avakian
N. J. Abercrombie
Many Offices Will
Close for Holiday
Most public offices will be
closed in (Dade Cousty over the
holiday period.
The Ordinary’s Office will be
closed from noon, Dec.,24 until
December 28.
The Dade County Library, lo¬
cated in the basement of the
Morrison Building, will be closed
Friday and Saturday, the 25th
and 26th and Friday, Jan. 1.
It will open Saturday, Jan.2.
Mrs. Grace Nethery, who has
been librarian since the library
opened over a year ago, recently
resigned and Mrs. L. C. Spears
is present librarian.
The Dade County Times will
be closed from Thursday, Dec.
24 until Monday, Dec. 28.
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